Sentence examples for before the example from inspiring English sources

Yes, and as I was saying before, the example that comes to me as I sit and watch a movie, lying sideways on my couch, wearing glasses at that point might not be particularly practical.

A preoccupation with Classical Latin was already apparent, in the work of Camões and others, before the example of the Spanish poet Luis de Góngora y Argote was felt; but with the exhaustion of the national spirit that underlay Portugal's political eclipse at the end of the 16th century, the influence of Góngora penetrated deeply.

Figure 12 shows an example of MGF observation on March 27, 2017, made 1 day before the example taken during the main phase of the storm (Fig. 8).

America has joined forces with tyrannies before, the prime example being the U.S.-British alliance during World War II with Stalin's Soviet Union.

They had stood by loyally for years before following the example set by American and European companies, but now the trend is in full swing.

After all, he had before him the example of the Olivier-Garson version of 1940 (based on a script by Aldous Huxley, among others): cold proof that any tampering will reduce the original to emollient inconsequentiality.

Before presenting the example, we should note that giving such a significant example is a challenging task in the case that (mathcal{H}) is infinite dimensional.

But like Curiosity and The Heist before it, the example of Mailbox adds another data point to how software developers might use delayed gratification to engage users, and that could have interesting ramifications for the future of apps.

We used music of 1964 or before, "The Wanderer," for example.

The modern state is more powerful than anything that has gone before: for example, the Chinese Communist Party holds files on vast numbers of its citizens.

Characteristic changes in peak formation profiles have in fact been observed before, for example, the study by Crawford et al. [ 19].